FieldPlus 2.2.3 (for Palm OS)
FieldPlus 2.2.3 (for Palm OS)
FieldPlus is a FREE control panel plugin that adds the capability to select text using the Treo 600/650 navigation pad. It also allows the command bar to be opened by holding the menu key. Each of these functions may be enabled individually.
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dubb: works great! now i can highlight text without my stylus. cool
scheumanrj: I have only tested it for a few minutes but, so far - so good! Everything is working as described and I can't recreate the phone book reset issue reported by another user on my Cingular Treo 650. What a great add on at a great price!
climber_rich: This program caused a conflict with my Cingular Treo 650 phone book. Whenever I used the stylus to move to the options menu on the dialpad my 650 did a soft reset. My treo 650 would also do a soft reset at other times. When I deleted the program, the soft reset problem disappeared.
milominderbinder2: A simple cut and paste solution for the Treo 650/600!
Press the shift key and use the 5 way button to highlight your text. To cut and paste:
1. Press the center button-choose cut or copy.
2. Go to where you want to paste.
3. Again press shift, center button & choose paste.
Normally the center button will respond as it always did. It is only when you have pressed shift center button that you get the new commands so they are out of the way until needed. Very intuitive.
danielkeder: works as advertised, really nicely! What a cool little app! Thanks for making it free!
keithism: it does work well... however when installed on the 650, in standby phone mode, if one quickly taps the menu, top right of the screen twice, the phone restarts.... consistantly. but it seems i may the only one who suffers this... please advise.
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Detailed Description
FieldPlus is a control panel plugin that adds the capability to select and operate on text using the Treo 600/650 navigation pad. It also allows the command bar to be opened by holding the menu key. Each of these functions may be enabled individually.
Further options allow users to customize how text selection occurs, as well as whether to toggle these options during run time.
Features
- Select text using your Treo 600/650 navigation pad, either by letter or by word.
- One-handed operation - if you can hold your phone, you can select text!
- Large number of options availble while selecting through a convenient popup list.
- Configurable selection behavior even while in use.
- Optionally enable the PalmOS command bar in menu-less applications.
- Optionally disable FieldPlus in resource-intensive applications.
- All this, and it's free!
Operations currently supported include:
- toggle selection mode
- use selection (phone number/url/email)
- select word
- select line
- select sentence
- select all
- cut
- paste
- copy
Revision History
v2.2.3
- 'Optimize after cut/copy' setting was not being honored
v2.2.2
- Fixed compatibility with DateBk (be sure to be running the most
recent version of DateBk; tested on 5.4a,p7)
- Added a few more device compatibility checks
v2.2.1
- Fixed bug that lost exclusion settings when 2.2 was installed over 2.1
- Fixed improper version reporting. 2.2 was listed as 2.2a. Current version should show 2.2.1
- Fixed unable to select certain non-typical characters, such as the bullet character.
- Fixed date jumping and selection problems when running in DateBk.
- Fixed jumping problems in SnapperMail.
- Fixed crash problem when clicking menus in Phone app
- Added check to try to minimize application cross-talk
- Fixed incomplete clearing of graffiti state
v2.2
- Added move-without-select behavior
- Fixed erroneous activation of behavior when insert point not active
v2.1
- Added Exclusion list to prevent FieldPlus from running in
high-performance applications; for example NesEm or other
games.
- Added Quick quit option to allow disabling FieldPlus for
the duration of the current program.
- Fixed initial focuson Treo 600 preference panel.
- Fixed center action setting keeps FieldPlus active problem.
Compatible with: Treo 600, Treo 650 | Last updated: 18 Feb, 2005